Welcome to FindLaw's section on Arkansas criminal laws, featuring a collection of articles highlighting many of the state's criminal statutes.
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FindLaw's section on Arkansas criminal laws features articles highlighting many of the state's criminal statutes. This section includes articles about the Arkansas code and various criminal offenses, including drug possession, DUI, motor vehicle violations, and domestic violence.
This article also discusses the penalties for specific felonies and misdemeanors in the state of Arkansas. This article includes links to Arkansas' criminal laws, code citations, and related resources.
Consult an Arkansas defense attorney for more questions about your criminal charges.
You must become familiar with Arkansas' criminal code if you're facing criminal charges or have a criminal history. Lawmakers often make revisions to this code, so it's best to consult an attorney who understands the charges and penalties you face.